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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1946
Page
13
The Mass Probate Court announces a hearing on the will of Harriet J. Goo Sudbury. Interested parties must file an appearance before 10:00 a.m. on July 1946 at Bridge, with p. Jordan as Register. June 20, 27, July 1.
About 490 attendees gathered for a Bedford auxiliary event honoring veterans. Members distributed books and cards to the men as Mr. and Mrs. George Cossar Jr. toasted the fifth anniversary of their marriage. Edward Perkins of Great Road left for a fishing trip in Jackson New Hampshire.
Case No 9623 misc Commonwealth of Massachusetts Land Court seeks authority to foreclose mortgage on Acton property held by Ralph I Smith. Foreclosure by entry and sale. If you claim Soldiers Sailors Relief Act protection file appearance and answer by July 15 1946. Witness John E Fenton Recorder June 20 27 July 3.
In Middlesex Probate Court a petition seeks probate of a document purporting to be the last will of Mattie B. Cutting of Sudbury. Webster Cutting and Cutting of Sudbury request appointment as executors without bond. Objections must be filed by July 12 1946 at 10 am in Cambridge. Judge John C. Leggat presides. Register Loring P. Jordan issued the notice.
Probate Court in Cambridge hears a petition to appoint Pan forth W. Comins of Concord public administrator as administrator of Nancy S. Chaffin of Acton. Interested parties must file a written appearance by July 8 1946, return day of citation. John C. Leggat Esquire witnesses the notice on June 14 1946. June 20 27 July 1.
Middlesex probate court seeks probate of the last will of Charles E Bent of Sudbury. Geneva R Bent of Sudbury prays to be appointed executrix without surety. Written appearance required on July 1, 1946. Filed June 5, 1946. Conoring P Jordan Register. June 13 20 27.
Notices announce lost deposit or duplicate book requests from Assabet Institution for Savings and Parane sex Institution for Savings. Names include Sidney Eden Meynard Maynard J W Ballou and dates June 13 2027 and June 10 1846. Concord and Maynard are referenced with location and official signatures.
Mr and Mrs Richard P Powderly mark their fifth anniversary this Saturday. Mrs Powderly, formerly Rita Belle Dunivan of Acton, and their son are noted in the brief. Also reported is the eighth anniversary of Mr and Mrs David Kelley of Great Road, former Helen Jordan, with their two daughters. Richard Murray, son of Mr and Mrs Charles F Murray, has been discharged from the U S Navy after enlisting in 1944 and serving in the Pacific and off the China coast.
The King Bros show with Joe Mix arrives in Marlboro on Thursday June 27. The event features 600 circus staff plus 30 advance men and a 12 acre tent city with 22 tents. A vast traveling menagerie includes elephants lions camels and more along with high flying aerialists and clowns. Shows at 2 and 8 pm with zoo inspections an hour early.
Hudson Protestant churches unite for a sunset service at Riverside Park on Sunday June 30 at 7:30 p m. Rev Robert C Withington will preach on The Dream with Rev Erick A Hayes Rev Joseph A Stevenson reading scripture and delivering prayers. Miss B Keeland will provide music. Edith A Payne directs combined choir. If rain, service moves to the Unitarian Society at the same hour.
Fay L. Fay of Elm Street returns home from Symmes Hospital in Arlington. John L. Jewett and wife host grandsons Charles and John Jewett from Vero Beach Florida. Harold Pfeiffer and family from Los Angeles visit Pfeiffer parents Eats and Kalace Sents Street, then depart by car. Albert Genetti, son of Joseph and Mrs Genetti, Beacon Street, earns a science degree from Bates College after WWII service and a Belgium wound.
A twilight ten mile road race to be held July 5 in Hudson draws 25 entries including several well known runners and a large North Medford club contingent. The start is at six o clock with entry closing Friday June 2.
An Island group within the Military Order of Cooties reports the entire Sane department has accepted an invitation to join the Homecoming events. The MOC of Sneta plans an evening observance with members from the Rhode Island unit set to participate once the upcoming nine Island members are confirmed.
Robert G. Fuller, a Marine and Navy veteran, is named the nation’s youngest commander of a Veterans of Foreign Wars post. He resides in Newburyport and leads the local chapter with notable achievement and community service.
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